Methodology

Our weekly best and worst reports show you stocks with the best potential returns over the coming 6 to 12 months.  The score is calculated by fusing together the key drivers of price movement including, earnings beats, earnings growth, at-the-market insider buys, institutional activity, short ratio analysis, price to earnings analysis and calendar quarter seasonality.  Those stocks appearing in our best list should be bought while those appearing in our worst list should be sold.

Since 2010, the weekly best scoring ADRs have -- on average -- outpaced the EFA over the following year by 517 bps. Of our top scoring from one year ago, the top performers have been WX up 87%, AZN up 38%, EDU up 37%, and ICLR up 35%.

Since 2010, the weekly best scoring ADRs have -- on average -- outpaced the EFA over the following year by 517 bps. Of our top scoring from one year ago, the top performers have been WX up 87%, AZN up 38%, EDU up 37%, and ICLR up 35%.

Weekly ADR Report

The average score across our ADR universe is 42.98, below the four week moving average score of 43.14. The average ADR is trading -17.73% below its 52 week high, 0.53% above its 200 dma, has 3.49 days to cover held short, and is expected to grow EPS by 25% next year.

 

The best selling sector across our ADR universe is healthcare (NVO, AZN, RDY, NVS). Utilities (NGG, KEP, CPL) and services (RYAAY, OMAB, SIG, TV, IHG, ICLR, CBD) also score above average. Consumer goods score in line. Technology, financials, basics, and industrials score below average.
 

The best zone's are North America/Canada (BCE, PSDV, ECA), and Africa (GOLD). The top regions are North America, UK/Ireland (NGG, GSK, AZN, RYAAY, PUK, IHG), and sub-saharan Africa. The best scoring countries include Bermuda (GSOL, SIG), Ireland (RYAAY, ICLR, TRIB), and Italy (STM, LUX).